Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is not just creating a terrible loss of
life, but it also increasing the risk of lower growth for the world
economy. In this session we will discuss the likely economic
consequences of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the responses by the
international community.
Among others, we will analyse the
following issues: How large will be the impact on global growth and
inflation? What will be the response of the main central banks? What
will be the consequences for indebted countries? Will a ban on oil and
gas imports from Russia create a recession in European economies? Will
the financial sanctions affect the role of the US dollar as the dominant
world currency?
Speakers
Prof. Javier Díaz Giménez, Economics, IESE Business School
Prof. Núria Mas, Economics, IESE Business School
This session is open to all Alumni and friends who will be able to attend presentially in Barcelona, or follow it online via LinkedIn or Youtube
Please note
When you arrive on campus, you will need to show the security personnel one of the following:
-A certificate of vaccination against COVID-19
-A certificate of have had COVID-19 during de last 6 months
-A negative antigen test or PCR result from the last 24 hours
The use of a mask is mandatory throughout the interior spaces on campus.
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